Before you accept a trade, put both sides in here. It counts the copies you already own, shows how many leaderboard points the trade adds or costs, how hard each side is to pull again, and gives a W, F or L. Trades are final once both players confirm, so check first.
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Add the cards on each side. Set how many copies you already own.
Points use the game's leaderboard rules: holo copies count first at 3×, every extra copy is worth 1/2, 1/3, 1/4… The score is card points only: badges and milestones show on your profile but add no points (checked in the game client). Rarity is how many packs it takes on average to pull those exact cards again. Neither is a market price: cards have no real-money value and trades are final once both players confirm.
| Scale | What it measures | Depends on | In the checker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Points | What the trade does to your leaderboard score | Rarity tier, holo (3×), and how many copies you already own (½, ⅓ …) | Yes: the ± pts number |
| Rarity | How hard the cards are to pull again | The card's drop rate; holo is 10× rarer | Yes: "packs to pull again" per side |
| Trade value | What other players will give for it | Demand, fame of the level, who is chasing what | No: there is no market price to read |
You give your only Flamewall (Mythic #6, 3,400 pts) and get a holo Acheron (Legendary #27, 1,100 × 3 = 3,300 pts). Points: −100, a small loss. Rarity: a holo Acheron takes about 14,915 packs to pull, Flamewall about 2,582. Take it if you collect rare cards; skip it if every point counts.
You give Flamewall (3,400 pts) and get Nullscapes, Every End, andromeda, none of which you own: 3,700 pts, so +300, and the three take more packs to pull than the one. If you already own one copy of each, they add only 1,850 and the same trade costs you 1,550 points.
Your 2nd Silentlocked (Epic, 360 pts) still counts for half: giving it costs 180. A Tartarus you do not own adds its full 120. Net −60, and the Epic is the rarer card (1 in 1,208 packs against 1 in 842). Ask for a Rare plus a sweetener.
Not sure what one card is worth to you? The odds calculator shows its exact points, what your next copy adds and how many packs it takes. The full score ladder per rarity is on how to play.
Cards have no money value, so judge a trade by what it does to your score and by how hard the cards are to get again. Add both sides to the trade checker with the copies you already own. It gives the points you gain or lose and a W, F or L. When points and rarity disagree it shows "?" and tells you which side wins on which scale.
W (win): you gain on points and on rarity, or gain on one and break even on the other. F (fair): about even on both. L (loss): you lose on both, or lose on one and break even on the other. "?" means the two scales disagree, so the answer depends on whether you play for the leaderboard or for rare cards.
Every copy counts, just less each time: the 2nd copy of a level is worth ½ of its points, the 3rd ⅓. Giving away your 2nd Silentlocked (360 points) costs 180. Giving away your only copy costs the full value, so check how many you own before you trade.
On points it is close: a first holo Legendary is worth 3× its 1,000–1,300 points (3,000–3,900), against 3,000–3,800 for a first Mythic. On rarity the holo Legendary usually wins: a holo Acheron takes about 14,915 packs, Flamewall about 2,582.
No. Trades are final once both players confirm. Moderators can cancel trades that break the rules, such as scams or feeding cards to an alt account, but a trade you simply regret stays done.
No. The rules say cards have no real-money value and ban selling them or trading them for anything outside the site. One-sided trades to feed another account are banned too; small, occasional gifts are fine.
No. Your leaderboard score is card points only. Badges and milestones show on your profile but add nothing (checked in the game client).